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to improve 1t has been found necessary compel the
Crown Prince TO refrain from talking much as posi-
ble He will make long stay at BavenO aud on leaving
there will visit the Riviera.
GLADSTONE AT NOTTINGHAM.
HE SPEAKS TO THE LIBERAL FEDERATION.
DENOUNCING THE GOVERNMENTS IRISH POLICY IN
VIGOROUS LANGUAGE

DENOUNCING THE GOVERNMENTS IRISH POLICY IN
VIGOROUS LANGUAGE.
LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Congress OF the Liberal Fedora
ton opened at Nottingham today Mr. Gladstone made
speech In which h reviewed the situation in Ireland
and denounced the Government for the in which
1t dealing with the Irish question. Ills rising to
speak signal loud and prolonged cheering
Mr.. Gladstone said he would tell them plainly that he
not there TO say smooth things II was deporaoe
fact that the settling of great irish question: which
might have been settled last year had there been dis
position to discuss il In a spirit OF cand0r and fairness,
had again aside and was still pending its din
cultes aggravated and its prospects uncertain lie had
always told the Conservatives that the choice lay be-
Coercion and Home Rue. The Conservatives had
told them that Home Rule was an idle dream hut events
had shown that 1t A Coercion bill had been
passed against combinations against the liberty OF the
press and the right OF public meeting and not against
crime The Irish spectacle was now grave ana serious
one and II It continued it would drive Ireland into snch
that the difficulties of the Government Wouo Dc
come almost nsurmuuntabe.
The speaker denied that he proposcd Hoiho hu'o
simply to advance Liberal interests 1t was doubtful
he said, whether the Tories accepted Home kue III is
broad principles in the same way that they accepted MS
proposals in 1872 and IN 1883. He wanted statutory
Parliament Dublin subject 10 Imperial control Ihere
was nothing prevent any reasonable nan from agrco
Ing with the Liberals Irish proposals without reference
to this or that particular detail. The immediate
necessity OF the day to watch tho way in which Ire
governed 4 the Government persisted In IN
their rash and foolish policy would naturally lead TO
political decentralization even for Enslishinei aid
Parliament truly representing their Ocs ana most en-
lightencd conclusions TO deal rapidly ana beheicitl
with Ir.land Only word could describe the pcsen,
system of Irish overnmeut. II was luDperilhencc.
The events the last few weeks IN Ireland would hot
have been tolerated in England lie cnndemned ,n9
action of the authorities at Michcls0wh lie Suutteu
having used the words Remember MltchcIstoMn
That affair must and would he remembered. Inc
,unry bad account to settle with the GOverninent
in relation that affair The Mitchelscwn suhoTlues
were undoubtedly wrong. yet Mr. Bafour In behalf oi
fh
bty for their The feature or the Nltches-
town incident was that the action Of the au;h"nurs
there had become model and pattern for the whole Oi
Ireland The whole system OF goVernnent ia ileidio
required be thoroughly reformed root and DIhhcn;
There had been a breakdown In tie Government III All
essentials. A radical change was wanted anu shHh
change an enfranclsed nation alone could accomplish
lCheers. ..
Mr. Gladstone met with an enthusiastic reception at
Manchester this morning his Ia MOI tnghau lie
also made speeches at stockport and sheiciI today IA
which he said he did doubt that the MIND OF the
people rapidly marshang Itself IN iaNOr oi 'ou-
Ireland and restoring tue freedom ana cIhcehVS
nj ana the honor England which has been
grevously tarnishcd by past misconduct III lrcah'